The Lucky Farmgirl

Then, she did as the instructions said and divided her study schedule into several parts, listed the time she had available, and arranged everything accordingly.

Anyway, Bai Er would only go to the mountain to catch rhizomys, or to the riverbank to feel for small fish. She had no interest in such games, so she could devote all her playtime to studying and exploring the system’s forum.

After an initial period of trial and error, the forum quickly flourished. Countless transactions were completed every day, in both the first and second channels.

Manbao was dazzled by all the wonderful things, but naturally, she didn’t recognize most of them and was just there for the excitement.

Therefore, under such strong competition, it was evident that Manbao’s business was in decline.

Decisively, Keke suggested that Manbao disable the stickied posts feature after noticing that hosts from various worlds had begun trading actively, to save those ten system points.

And then, Manbao’s posts instantly sank to the bottom. Apart from a few buyers who had purchased from her before, no new orders came in.

Even so, Manbao still made it a point to check the forum every night before sleep. Even without any transactions, it was fun to read all the different posts.

And she could learn a lot from them.

While Manbao was clicking through the forum, a bell-like sound suddenly rang out. She was familiar with this sound—it meant she had an email or an order.

She hurriedly pulled up the backend and saw the mailbox lit up.